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provide said golf course with reuse water, the plant is required by FDEP to install a filtration system. Without filtration, the produced effluent water does not meet FDEP criteria as reuse water to be used in public areas for irrigation. This addition of a filter is very essential now, and for future expansion. The filtration system is to be designed and sized accordingly for the plant expansion to 2.0 MGD. The purchase and installation of the filtration system is going to be fast -tracked through negotiations with J.J. Kirlin, the contractor that was awarded the contract to build a similar filtration system for the West Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion project. On November 2, 1993, the Board of County Commissioners approved for Masteller a-nd Molar., Inc. , to design foz• eral f�rs�n� @s10 :.Rcracd''` the .r, YOumBP fa.0 lity anidi: tehsae ti1e# �to ,the G.e.• b6in County o7(souti WWTPi.siteThf' presently advertised for bid with a projected start of constiveiion=,_in early 1995. -- _ In January, 1994, the Board of County Commissioners approved for Carter Associates, Inc., to design an effluent transmission main and pumping station for the interconnection of the South County WWTP to the West County WWTP and its effluent disposal facility, a proposed artificial wetland. This interconnection is required because the Indian River Country Club golf course, along with the Vista Royale and Vista Gardens golf courses, will not accommodate the disposal of the total volume of effluent produced by the South County WWTP. The pump station and force main is designed and will be submitted to DEP for permitting and will be advertised for bid upon receipt of permit. On December 7, 1993, the Board of County Commissioners approved in-house design for the force main and pumping station located in Vero Shores for the diversion of sewer flow from the U.S. force main and Grove Isle subdivision, which presently flow to the City of Vero Beach WWTP. This diversion of flow is the County's effort to direct sewer flow to the- South County WWTP to reduce its treatment costs. This, project will- be . Completed .. by November ' 15 , ,_ . .. -.].•954: •'� - .. _ . y .. .. • ANALYSIS The County has negotiated with Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc., to design the expansion of the South County WWTP to 2.0 MGD. The scope of work consists of design and specifications for the 2.0 MGD plant expansion, assistance to the County in obtaining the construction permit, bidding services, engineering assistance during construction, providing resident project representation, and assistance in procurement of the filtration system to produce reuse water:` The negotiations have concluded and Amendment No. 1 is produced. Amendment No. 1 shall annul and replace the existing agreement with Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc., and the outstanding fee of $227,240.00. The estimated cost for the expansion is $5,0001000.00. The costs for Amendment No. 1 are listed below according to the tasks: Task 100 - Permit assistance $23,500.00 September 20, 1994 59